Integrating Oracle Mapviewer 12c in Endeca Map Component

Hi,
I m trying to use my own mapviewer for the map component of Endeca Studio 3.1.
For this, I have made the necessary changes in the following fields in Framework settings:
df.mapViewer: The URL of the MapViewer instance. By default, this is the URL of the Oracle public instance. For using own instance, the URL has to be of own instance.
so here I have given the url to my own standalone mapviewer (http://hostname:port/mapviewer)
My database holds the geospatial data and I m using the Getting Started project to see how is the data coming out to be.But I m not able to see the map as it's forever loading.I suspect this may be because of the login credentials needed for the mapviewer.Can anyone suggest any file where I need to provide the necessary credentials to log onto my mapviewer?
Thanks.

Would you be able to use a tool such as Firebug, to see what might be blocking the map from loading?

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Message was edited by: Wayne Blumstengel
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